Henry Jehovah 24"x36" Henri Christophe & His Wife in their Carriage c1980 Oil on Canvas Framed Painting-Published in the Book "La Rencontre Des 2 Mondes" by Jean-Marie Drot #1GSN-NY 24"x36" Carlo Jean-Jacques remains appreciated among

Carlo Jean-Jacques remains appreciated among collectors of Haitian modern art for his sensitive portrayals of daily life and his sophisticated use of color and atmosphere

Séjourné liked to paint on large surfaces of Masonite in acrylic to heighten the effect of movement

he was elected president of the Haitian Artist Association

Two women operate a wooden press beneath a fruit-bearing tree as figures gather nearby

Savain’s style has influenced many Haitian artists

Henry Jehovah 24"x36" Henri Christophe & His Wife in their Carriage c1980 Oil on Canvas Framed Painting-Published in the Book "La Rencontre Des 2 Mondes" by Jean-Marie Drot #1GSN-NY 24"x36" Carlo Jean-Jacques remains appreciated amongHenry Jehovah's original oil on canvas painting, crafted in a primitive style, powerfully depicts King Henri Christophe and his wife traveling in their carriage through the vibrant streets of Cap Hatien, the first capital of Haiti (circa 1807 1820). This remarkable artwork is prominently featured in the esteemed book "La Rencontre des 2 Mondes" by Jean Marie Drot, on page 169, and is held in the distinguished private collection of Georges S. Nader.